Cleo Wade, Danny Seo
Drew and Ross Mathews are back at the Drew's news desk covering topics like the bottomless brunch restaurants in California that are charging vomit fees and the couple going strong after having a second date in a graveyard. In an all -new Drew-Gooder segment, Drew is chatting with two coworkers who became like family after one stepped up to donate a kidney. Then, Danny Seo and Drew are in the kitchen making a massaged brussels sprouts and creamed corn sheet pan tart.
Drew is chatting with "Remember Love" author and poet Cleo Wade about her new book, her friendship and joint birthday party with Nicole Richie and Cameron Diaz, and why she has a safety sweater. Plus, Drew and Ross Mathews are breaking down the latest headlines including the world's first makeup-free beauty pageant and why 58% of employees have admitted to "coffee badging" at work.
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